David Frosh
Board Member
David Frosh is a Director and Principal of Fidelity Bancorp Funding Inc, a leading provider of bridge and permanent financing for commercial real estate, located in Santa Ana, CA. Mr. Frosh is also a General Partner in Tapestry Management LLC, a joint venture formed to build Silverwood, a master planned community in the Mohave River Valley in Southern California. Upon completion, Silverwood will comprise 16,000 homes across 9,500 acres. He is also a board member for the Fritz Duda Company, a real estate development company based in Dallas, TX with primary holdings in California, Texas, and Reno Nevada. From 2009 – 2019 Mr. Frosh served as managing partner and co-founder of Center Street Lending, based in Irvine, CA., one of the nation’s largest specialty real estate lenders. From 2004 – 2010 he also served as managing partner of Whiskey Hill Partners, an early-stage investment firm that funded and sold multiple early-stage companies, creating more than $50 million in value for its investors. From 2000 – 2006, Mr. Frosh served as President of Sperry Van Ness Commercial Real Estate, during which, the annual revenues grew from $15 million to $150 million, while adding over 1,200 agents as staff. Prior to joining Sperry Van Ness, Mr. Frosh served as President of CAM Commerce Solutions, a software provider focused on point-of-sale, inventory control, and credit card processing. During his tenure, the company’s market capitalization increased more than 20x. Mr. Frosh has served as a board member for Pacific Union Real Estate, EV Roberts Chemicals, Evans Manufacturing, California Stem Cell, Sellers Advantage, Cam Commerce Solutions, Cabo Chips, and the Navy Seal Foundation. He also served as an adjunct professor of marketing for the MBA program at Pepperdine University for six years and has been a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization for 28 years. Mr. Frosh holds a bachelor’s degree in business management from Central Michigan University, and an Executive MBA from Claremont Graduate School.